@apple4ever Sorry about that. Akismet thought they were spam for some reason, and there are far too many spams for… https://t.co/idwW4WTD1J
@nicklockwood Hmm, I guess it depends on what you’re trying to do. I’ve generally found the internal methods more i… https://t.co/kj1Lw1w0nb
@nicklockwood What makes you think people only swizzle public methods?
@NSExceptional Oh, looks like it’s from after my update today. I’ll make another update tomorrow.
@NSExceptional I think I missed it somehow. Thanks.
@agilethumbs Aren’t the big repairs more expensive at third-party stores?
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The 16-inch MacBook Pro
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1Password Takes Accel Investment… https://t.co/ZiBtOOlDpn
Guilherme Rambo Locked Out of Apple Developer Account: https://t.co/wEIvofQcX4 #mjtsaiblog
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How Swift Achieved Dynamic Linking Where Rust Couldn’t: https://t.co/FQzYyNCPtx #mjtsaiblog
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@handcoding Thanks for noticing. I suspect Adam had a typo, which I copied, and then he fixed his.
@vslavik Hmm, I think FastSpring always charged me $20. I’m not sure there’s much either can do to fight it.
So apparently Paddle’s “No need to pay […] punitive chargeback fees†doesn’t mean there’s no charge. You pay basica… https://t.co/8Hg9Yt3Gzc
@simonnickel_dev @Freerunnering It seems like it’s going to work when you briefly test it offline. Then when you co… https://t.co/KpDwnOa41Z